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WinCE WL1271 driver
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  • Forum Post: Re: Getting started with WL1271 and Rev G omap3evm

    Matt Kurtz
    David, WL1271 support in WinCE is coming mid-year; the work is already well underway now. The intent is that both the Linux & WinCE OMAP35x+WL1271 platforms can be adopted by a wide range of customers, big or small. Matt
    on Feb 11, 2010

  • Forum Post: OMAP35xx Wireless Connectivity WinCE Driver Download

    phoenixtju
    Hi, All I see the article OMAP35x Wireless Connectivity WinCE Getting Started Guide on processors.wiki.ti.com, I am interested in it, following command to go to OMAP35xx Wireless Connectivity Sites Link: http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/OMAP35xx_Wireless_Connectivity under download to get WL1271...
    on Jul 23, 2010

  • Forum Post: WL1273 CuCmd_D_Country_5Ie() support

    e2e.questions
    Hi, I am interetsted in using WL1273 on OMAP35x for a product which can be used all over the world. I have a concern about radio regulations for each country, which specifies permitted/prohibited radio frequency country by country. It can be possible to detect a country by receiving Country...
    on Nov 11, 2010

  • Forum Post: WL127x behaviour if .nvs was deleted accidentally.

    e2e.questions
    Hi, I am very concerned about WL127x behaviour if .nvs was deleted/disappeared. Could you please tell me what happends if no .nvs file available on file system? Are there any issue against radio laws or regulations? Thanks for the help in advance.
    on Jan 20, 2011

  • Forum Post: Re: wl1271 port

    T. Li
    Hello Sinoj, I've done more testing on the power saving. The problem still exists. The tests were done using a Netgear MBR624GU in g-only mode on channel 6. RSSI is about -45. We used Chariot for testing RX. I've also added some debug messages in the driver to report the power save state...
    on Mar 18, 2011

  • Forum Post: Re: WL1271 Information

    ajit basarur
    Hi, I have following queries w.r.t WL1271 device From the WL1271 daughter card provided to OSK Rev-G board, I could observe that there are three connectors provided for antenna connectivity to WL1271 chip and out of which one of the connector is routed to antenna on-board. My questions are 1...
    on Mar 22, 2011

  • Forum Post: rxData_ReceivePacket: null Buffer received

    T. Li
    This message is from the function static void rxData_ReceivePacket (TI_HANDLE hRxData, void *pBuffer); in file rx.c. The wifi is doing busy downloading at the time. Sometimes there are many of these messages. Could you help me to identify the cause? Is this related to DMA? Thanks, Tiegang
    on Aug 8, 2011

  • Forum Post: Does anyone know if the following configurations can be done with MCP CLI Tool?

    Igmar Hernandez
    Hi Does anyone know if the following configurations can be done with MCP CLI Tool? Place the radio in Continuous Transmit mode with pseudo-random modulated packets Place the radio in Continuous Waveform mode with non-modulated packets Place the radio in Continuous Receive mode and report...
    on Aug 27, 2011

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